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Bayanan Naira: Hukumar FG ta yi Allah-wadai da hukuncin Kotun Koli akan canjin kudi

Bayanan Naira: Hukumar FG ta yi Allah-wadai da hukuncin Kotun Koli akan canjin kudi

Gwamnatin tarayya ta bakin ofishin babban lauyan gwamnatin tarayya AGF, Abubakar Malami, ta shigar da kara akan hukuncin da kotun koli ta yanke na dakatar da wa’adin da aka sanya a ranar 10 ga watan Fabrairu na tsofaffin takardun Naira na ci gaba da yaduwa.

DAILY POST ta tuna cewa babban bankin Najeriya, CBN, bayan sake fasalin N200, N500, da N1,000, ya kayyade ranar 31 ga watan Janairu a matsayin wa’adin tsohuwar Naira ta zama hanyar ciniki.


Amma sakamakon matsalolin da aka samu wajen samun sabbin takardun kudi, babban bankin ya kara wa’adin zuwa ranar 10 ga watan Fabrairu.

Duk da tashe-tashen hankula da ake fama da su sakamakon karancin kudade a fadin kasar, gwamnan babban bankin kasar, Godwin Emefiele ya ce a makon da ya gabata ba za a kara wa’adin ranar 10 ga watan Fabrairu ba.

Sai dai gwamnonin da aka zaba a karkashin inuwar jam’iyyar APC, wadanda suka yi imanin cewa manufar CBN ta yi wa dan takarar shugaban kasa na jam’iyyar APC, Bola Tinubu, a farkon mako sun gana da shugaban kasa Muhammadu Buhari inda suka bukaci ya kara wa’adin.

Shugaban ya bukaci a ba shi kwanaki bakwai don yanke shawara kan lamarin.


Amma a ranar Talata ne gwamnatocin jihohin Kogi, Kaduna, Zamfara suka garzaya kotu domin kalubalantar babban bankin na CBN, inda suka bukaci a kara wa’adin.

Da yake yanke hukunci a kan lamarin, wani kwamitin kotun koli karkashin jagorancin mai shari’a John Okoro, a ranar Laraba, ya dakatar da yunkurin gwamnatin tarayya na aiwatar da wa’adin ranar 10 ga watan Fabrairu.

AGF, a cikin karar farko da suka shigar ta hannun lauyoyinsa, Tijanni Gazali da Mahmud Magaji sun yi zargin cewa kotun koli ba ta da hurumin sauraren lamarin.


Hukumar ta AGF ta ce masu kara ba su nuna dalilin da ya dace na daukar matakin da ake tuhumar wanda ake kara ba.

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